Conservative Patriot: FLORIDA

Wednesday, December 7, 2022

FLORIDA

Dear Friend,

Boost your positive thinking with these good news stories about constituents throughout Florida’s Second Congressional District -

For many runners, just finishing a race is difficult. But for one resident, reaching the finish line seemed almost impossible a year ago. 14 months ago, Neil West was battling COVID-19. After more than two weeks on a ventilator, he faced a long road to recovery. His daughter Alyssa said she knew the key to his recovery was to get him exercising. So, she pushed him. Alyssa created a routine for him to follow, set a goal, and signed him up for a 5K. Read more here.

A line of more than 100 vehicles stretched from Memorial Stadium through the back streets of Lake City to a parking lot adjacent to the Lake City Police Department on Saturday morning. While the vehicles slowly meandered through town to their destination, a large group of volunteers waited where the motorists were headed for the Farm Share food giveaway for Lake City. For recipients, the food share giveaway began at 8 a.m. on a first-come, first-served basis. Read more here.

Accompanied by tears of gratitude, the city of Carrabelle welcomed a new commissioner and bid farewell to another commissioner at its swearing-in ceremony. With the presentation of a plaque of appreciation from City Administrator Courtney Dempsey, city officials thanked Cal Allen, who decided not to seek re-election after serving on the commission since 2009. Commissioner Tony Millender, who got the largest share of the vote, 37 percent, praised his colleague. Read more here.

As we continue taking measures to combat COVID-19, maintaining your mental health may become more difficult. I encourage you to visit this page if you are experiencing anxiousness or hopelessness.

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